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Premier Goblet Resigns.

THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES INSISTS ON GREATER RE-
TRENCHARNT.
In the French chamber OF deputies yesterday
the debate on the report OF the budget committee,
which demands 4 reduction on the estimates sub
United by the government, was begun. Several
members attacked the governments financial
policy.
Premier Goblet said the present financial situa-
ton was the result OF the accumulated errors OF
past governments. He was ready 10 work with the
committee with the view OF providing efticaciouS
remedies. The government desired to balance the
budget-cven by fresh taXatiOnS II necessary. He
found nothing that justified the committees hos
tlity either in the governments internal policy or
in its foreign policy neither OF which was lacking
In wisdom and IirmneSS. He was ready to cooper
ate again with the committee or to leave 0fce, as
the chamber might decide.
The chamber, by vote OF 275 to go, rejected
the proposals OF the government. NJ. Goblet then
announced that the cabinet would resign. Later
the resignation OF the cabinet was placed in the
hands OF President Grevy, who accepted it. II is
expected NJ. De Freycinet will be summoned to-day
to form new ministry.
After NJ Goblet left the chamber resolution
was proposed by the budget committee affirming
the necessity OF adopting new plans for retrench-
ment. The resolution was adopted by vote Of
BIZ to 143.
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TINRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
Il TATE. FRONTING l65 FEET ON THE WEST
SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE, AND IMPROVED

Slpf H LEHHfH kSSwS IS 81
undr and by yir, 6 OF certain deed Of trust
H. d5sr = 80 ~ folio ths
81 ss a EdE ITkf1
n re S ne
and being in the city Of Washington, District Of Column
ton on
sa o Of
sT2 s
the SirSsyors Office Of the District Of Columbia with
Terms Of sale One-haH cash, and balance in three
equal instaRepts at one two. and three yeara. fol
interest from asy sale the rate Of Six Per csnaa
all cash. at option Of purchaser The property viii BE-
a' s All Of s9S3 viii BE-
purchaser Terms Of sale to he complied with within
cost Of the default ng purchaser after public notice
iished in the District Of Columbia. ' A'"'p'f' pun
g. " k TEHFHHh T5sis'i trustee
v,a ard. 1909 Once Tyler 4 RUTHERFORD
C$Sf ET i&&Hpi$4E1z S sS5zf $ Ct
the f R,sfist Of
Lee Is plaintia and william Lee and others are de-
G HG FETH PAY !, Of M 1887 AT QgAKTEH
IN front 81 the premises the following desGlbed real
Columbia. and known and distinguished Is and being
dsserDsa =. aSs
for the same at the northwest corner Of said square
ana running thence sOutherly along t eastern line VI
third C3dl street. one hundred and ten Cl10) feet
thence essterly parallel with the northern line Of said
GIL feet to the eastern line Of said
lot thence northerly along the line OF said o
one hundred and ten feet: thence westerly along
the place of beginning
AND AT HALF PAST FIVE SOY O'CLOCK P. NJ.
on tue same day, in front Of the premises: All Of lo
two 81 in square six hundred aud thirty ak l636
the same Is laid down ON tho ground plat aud plan OF
the said city of Washington.
Terms OF sale: One.thrd Of tho purchase money in
cash. cas-, IN year and in years from the day d
SAFE or All cash 1t the option Ut the purchaser
deferred Iaynsnts to be secured BY deed
800 deposit to he rao;, sop h ~
at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with within
ten days nom day Of sale, otherwise the trustee
serves the right resell ct the isk Of defauting pr
chaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Trustee
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucta. myiSdxds
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REPUBIIcANs AND PROHIBITION IN TRxAA-A let
yer from John B. Rector, chairman OF the repub-
ncan executive committee OF Texas, to the chair
man OF the republican executive committee OF the
hed River county, says: SIT Is evident the repub-
mean party IN Texas will not be unit on the pre-
hlDitlOn question. That question has never been
made test OF party fealty. nor one OF the planks
In the republican platform. Hence have not
called the executive committee together, nor con-
suited them about what should be done. As for
myself, shall 60 for prohibition, believing that II
will do much good II It does not accomplish all that
Its most ardent friends hope"
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Ado.'- L. "fANo-,1hA->' AuttiuH"er. myO-ut-uti
THOMAS T.. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET.. NEAR ST ALOYSIIIS CHIIRCu

CHANCERf SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP
IIOl. STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO On
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR-AND-
A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed ill Equity Cause No. IA
G,34O Will sell at public auction, front of each I
of the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
to wit:
ON WEDNESDAY the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. Lots Nos. 1874 and 30,
i'll shepherds subdivision of square No 61} situated
Oh street NORTH between 1st and North
northwest
On the SAME DAY. at OUARTER-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK PM, will sell the east half of Lot numbered
seven 90. in Reservation D. situated on Maryland
nue. between AZ and 9Th streets southwest improved
by q dwelling house and stable.
Terms OF sale One third cash. and the balance TO be
paid i'll six, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day of sale and the thereof be ure
by the proInissory notes of the purchaser purca-
all the purchase money be paid cash day
of SALE or on ratification thereof by the court lien
is reserved property sold for the purchase money
and interest No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid. deposit of $500 each piece
of property will be required when knocked down. All
conveyancng at purchasers cost II terms of sale be
not complied with within days after sale the prop
chaser. S. S. HENKIE Trustee,
Office AGO Louisiana avenue.
ap2S-dSds THOS Z. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
sV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at same hour
and place. by consent of parties.
my11-dSds s. s. HENKLE, Trustee.
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I1,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
To CLOSE AN ESTATE.

L
HIGHLY NAIU ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO.
SII EIGHIEE<TH STREET. BETWEEN Ii AND
ISTEEEfS NOk1HWE>T. All AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY NINE
TENTH. 1897, 1T SIN O'CLOCK, i'll front of the
Ireniscs shall sell Lot -, square l0I -.
feet inches front bS an average depth OF about Id
feet. improved by u Hrst-class frame dwelling I
roO.S with and water. being No Sli 18th street
northwest This property Is located III section Of the
city where il great demand and sidered one
Of the best locations III the city
Terms. Oue-third cash. balance III six and twelve
months with bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust the property sold All cOnyeyancine
AMI recOrClue purchasers cost. Two hundred dol
lars deposit required. III the time Of sale.
my II -i1ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TT X. FULTON. Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
WI! sell by public auction. my store 1918 Penn
SylViNld avenue, ComnienCluE, WEDNESDAY,, MAY
EIGHTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. my stock OF
forfeited pledges, from Nos .1,145S to SS.90o in
elusive. This sale will consist Ladies' and Gents
Clothing OF all kinds Bed Clothing Suitings, Dress
Goods Silks Boots Shoes. Books, Guns, Revolvers,
OIera Glasses Naises, Umbrellas. Musical. Mechan-
lcaI Mathematical! and Surgical INSTRUMENTS large lot
OF solid Silver " are and Plated Ware
This sale will continue MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK
and EVENING at HALF-PASI SEVEN O'CLOCK
until all the lots sold Ticket holders will please
take notice. H. X FUITUN
my Hat Pawnbroher and Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO., AUCTIONEERS,
w Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post Office

TfoN. Writ The EFF FttESf, OF fo bEALEk
ASb 1fHhaR1f M H3FsTEh N M3Hhf
or Lounges sidebeards Hail Pieces Fine
Par9r Organ, Paintings Engravings, and Plated Ware
sion and other Tables ROCKERS. Bedstesds. Bureaus
W,ashstands Showcases Cribs Felding Walnut Bed.
Clrriases' Marble Top TABLES Rugs and Carpets and
Covering Vapor stoves, Lot Canned Goods &C.. &c It
oGGSak MA MAY sell " h1r.s
and Sarriase Bazaar $40 LOUISIANA avenue, ;, " -
stock f fsr Horses Gns spd II Old ffom my
WEEKS Co, Auctoneers.
sAkF e B
HHR {5S' 81 Fk sTEEET
TwESTiErH, Al Two o'Gf6cK fM
my1sst Admir-. of H r. 5q Eibsr.. T., a saSsa
T1NHoMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
LARGE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEDDING, AND
On EE1RAY MokAiSG NAY AZ YA ASfHfnHErH 1851
for the Columbia Green Houses an n extensive and
q tSWeIs Of every
VTNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY ELEGANT ROSEWOOD pARLoR SUITE, Up
HOLSTERED IN SILK PLUSH tMADE BY
PLATE MANTEL, AND OTHER MIRRORS: WAL
NUT PARI.OR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN,
BROWN REP LACE WINDOW HANGINGS'
FINE ENGRAVINGS, FANCY ROCKING CHAIRS
FANCY TABLES, PORTIERES. FINE BRUSSELS
CARPETS. WALNUT BOOKCASES, HANDSOME
WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITES
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS; SPRING
UNDERBEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER
PILLOWS, BEDDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ZINE SEWING MACHINE, HANDSOME WAL
NUT BREAKFAST TABLE. ELEGANT WALNUT
NJ. T. MIRROR BACK SIDEBOARD, WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c.
TABLES AND FIXTURES OF A LABORATORY.
ALSO,
ONE FINE BLACK CARRIAGE HORSE, ONE TWO
SEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE, IN FINE CONDI-
TIoN, ONE DOCTORS PHAETON, HARNESS,
ROBES, &c.
On, WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY TWENTY
flf III, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at the
residence OF Prof l.. j. De Smedt. No 2OlS u street
northwest, shall sell his entire household effects
including his Horse Family Carriage BugYies, Robes
&C. winch will be sold precisely at TWELVE O'CLOCK
Ill front OF Residence. House open for inspection day
prior 70 sale THOMAS BOWLING,
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A scALPED WOMAN IN A NEW YORK STREET

A SCALPED WOMAN IN A NEW YORK STREET.
The Harlem Hospital ambulance, which In re-
Spouse to call yesterday morning, repaired to Sd
in an injured woman, whose case is strangely In.
volved In mystery. The wOmanS scalp was
mere fiber OF fiesh. The muscles and flesh were
terribly lacerated and her face was bruised and
diScOlored. She was unconscious when brought
in but during the day revived sufficiently 20 give
her name as Jennie Graham. She said she came
from Philadelphia two weeks ago, but could give
no Information as 10 the manner In which her
injuries were received. The physicians In attend
ance say dull knife or edged tool might have
produced such separation OF the scalp from the
head. The police OF the precinct have no record
OF the finding OF the woman, and neither they nor
the hospital authorities seem 70 have any Theory
regarding the solution OF the mystery.
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OFFICE OF S. c. HILL.
W Real Estate Broker, cor. Sth aud T sts.

am authorized by the owner to sell at Public -
Auction. the premises, SATURDAY, .a;i;
TwENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1887, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. 52-story. 6 room bricks; Nos 22I6
to 1924, 10th. bet, and Boundary. Will sell one
with the privilege Of all now rented and paying good
interest the investment Terms liberal and will be
myiS.5t '' 6USdaN ss NJ BK naa a S1s
CkSSSSEEPbfp s sMft2YhS AS2 HAM
E SE3hkEr NHA kEGr s aEaH ss2HIH
On sT skEr TnAk i3K
TENTH TEEN l AN n F1 HTES T STKEEIs SOUTH
PESNsYLVANiA AVENUE soUfHEAsr. MEAN
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
tas No Ms =
Henry Naylor. ct al the undersigned trustees viii
2sJ ss sss ct Fsfs 5ss 4
DA ok be vest half ass q s E09E THEY
OF Reservation No H. fronting ~ feet street be.
alley with the improvements thereon consisting % Of
szSr i EVE s2sse ss s4s ;s5E
the south Al feet inches Of said lot by depth Of 55
ssting OF three frame dwellings, 7th street. near
part Of lot No s. square No 0O6 fronting So feet
on IN HsaF street TaE and FESn1g 5aek Is feet
part Of lots and ,, square 979 fronting on street.
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, ON THE SAME
DAY part lot 2, square 1865 being the east 1876 feet
inches of said lot fronting on street. 18th
Sc, by depth of 220 feet.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will sell all OF
Lot No Z. square 1918. fronting 81 feet inches
10th street east between Pennsylvan ave- and X ST.
south running back that width the depth of the Lot
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
payable Ill cash. the balance i'll equal nstallmens
and two years. notes bearing secured
by deed OF trust Oh the property sold, all cash. at
chasers cost deposit of 800 required on each Lot
at time OF sale TEa Trustees reserve the right
"a rIlE nf f.rr
complied with in ten days from day of SALE after five
Gays pubilc advertisements in SOME newspaper pub
lshed i'll Washington, d. &.
The several pieces OF property will be sold according
TO the above dimensions according to such dimen-
sions may seem To the Trustees most advantageous
70 the interest OF parties interested.
RICHARD SMITH Trustee
Webster Law Building
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
" 4O6 9Th st. NV.
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FATAL RESULT or STUrTD ATTENrT AT JOKE.
AT Lacrosse, Wis, Miss LetZke aud Jno Boyer
went boating Sunday evening With Two German
friends. The latter sought 10 brighten Miss letzke
by rocking the boat. Tne boat ca.sized, and Miss
Letzke and Boyer were drowned. The other two
saved
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Senator Sherman On Reciprocity.
NO QUESTION OF GREATER IMPORTANCE IN 0UR FOR
EIGN RELATIONS.


NO QUESTION OF GREATER IMPORTANCE IN OCR FOR.
EIGN RELATIONS.
The following extract from letter to Erastus
Wiman from Senator Sherman appears in the
Canadian papers to-day:
"No question OF greater importance In our for.
eign relations is now presented than this 1t Ger.
tainly is an object OF desire TO remove all existing
controversies and to encourage business and COM
mercial intercourse between the people OF both
countries AS TO the particular measure proposed
by Mr.. Butterworth, or, indeed as TO the extent to
which reciprocity should go and the articles that
should be admitted free OF duty in the respective
countries countries. do not feel justified In now
expressing an opinion, for these must be the sub
Ject OF negotiation between and legislation by the
Two countries. can only say that the general
object sought seems to be one OF the highest i'm
portance, creditable alike TO both countries, and
which Will receive my careful and friendly con-
SlderattOn during the coming summer. 1t would
be diScreditable in the highest degree for two
countries having so many interests In common
'and natural ties OF friendship and amity to have
any irritation or controversy about their trade
and intercourse with each other"
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myl1-dSds


N sFEES BSPSG L4TS
mp TMESTY1 FIRST STREETS NokThWEs5Fn.
II Nv tS9e IL MAY A .
ToTs II; i4 y. AND q. N SQUARE 90. y
which has front =: 8 Il feet ali having depth q
These lots are in the immediate vicinity Of the splen.
did residences OF Mr. Blaine Mr. Patten Gov Hilyer,
s apd anne m sd
Notes TO bear six per cent interest payable semi
at OS Of s0s
required on each lot at time Of sale. Conveyancing
PIED Sth sh reserved s drs Ss sl
y S f noc OF 5s s after five
pq6Ii;h s in wash,nsyi S,I p & nnos
sg- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON AC-
FRiDAY the TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. iss s1.
sa an. ,,s,, a and gIa g, sale -,,
CnAANGTEEE E pn sAIE OF .. vAkTAnLE UNIN;
S1KTHWE$fIS sotAnR one ER RUkD Siht aa5
i The S@ss o. Harry Nsrg1 SIMS esa
VII a Tfastss on ftTsb%Y, THE T%ESTY.
Fd front Sa at Aien hss o a
for sale AZ public auetion the iolowins real estate
liyers subdlyison u the north art OF square mum
Der one hund cd and ninety ODD
Terms Of sale: third cash, and balance in two
equal instaltHents, payable at ID and two c.
years from day OF sale The deferred Payments To draw
SIX TO per cent interest per annunI payable half
yearly the notes of the purchaser purchasers TO be
ie given for deferred Payments secured by deed
deeds OF trust Oh the property: or all cash, at the
non OF the purchaser or purchasers deposit OF two
hundred and fifty dollars $500 must be made each
lot when the property Is knocked down. Terms must
Ds complied with within ten days:rum day of SALE All
cUnysyaEcln2 at purchasers cost II default be made
any Purchaser right to resell At his her.
HENRY wise aAHNETT. Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS myv.dSds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

IT
PEREMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY NEW Two
STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK DWELLING
No. 1924. CORNER ELEVENTH STREET EAST
AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY EIGHT -
ZENITH at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK we Will s7E::I7
sell. ill front of the premises. EI::i
SUB LOT Is, SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE 800.
fronting 243 feet tn street east and depth of
S1.I2 feet on South Carolina avenue. improved by
comfortable ostory brick. with bay window and mod
ern conveniences. This is of the best locations
southeast, with extensive parking.
Terms: y cash balance in and years, notes to be
given bearing q per cent interest, payable seminar
nualy and to be secured by deed of trust property
or all cash. at option of purchaser. deposit of $500
required AT sale. ConveyanciI9 at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in 10 days. otherwise right
reserved to resell at risk and cost of purchaser after
days public advertisement i'll some newspaper pub
Hshed in Washington d. c..
myI3-d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts,
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ANCIENT JAPANESE WARRIORS.
The AnthrOpOlOgiCal Society Listens to
an Address On their Arms and
ArmOF.

The Anthropological Society held its l25th regu-
lar meeting in the Assembly Hall of the Cosmos
CLUB last night. Three suits OF japanese armOr
STOOD In the forward part OF the room, several
long-handled Japanese spears restedin one corner,
and on table We're stand OF arrows, several
swords, several bits Of strange armoral devices,
some japanese books and other trnkets OF interest
The event OF the evening was lecture by Mr..
Tatui Baba, ofTokio on ancient japanese arms and
armor. The lecturer did not conflne himself how
ever, to the war-like Implements but spoke of the
art, literature, and history OF his people. He
marveled that there should be apparently more
known in America OF China than OF Japan, since
the latter had been in communication with us
longer.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
This suggested comparison between the two
nations, and the lecturer explained that, from an
early period OF history, the Chinese had been a
commercial people, while the Japanese, on the
other hand, were warlike The two peoples might
Deong 10 the same or similar races, but they were
different in their sentiment, language, and art He
pointed out the difference between the fine arts of
art is
art at least In its later development, Is ''some-
thing between drawing and writing"
ANCIENT WEAPONS.
MI. Bahia, speaking OF the ancient weapons of
his country, first exhibited number of bows and
arrows. The latter class Of arms he said, were Of
very ancient origin, and were referred to in the
mythology OF the nation. He described the con-
struct1on OF the bows, and said that great Inn
proVementS had been made in their manufacture
He next exhibited Japanese spear telling the le-
gend OF the god and goddess who, standing on the
heavenly arch dipped their spears into the water,
SO that wnen they were raised the water frOZe on
the points. and, dropping, formed the island Of
Japan. Some OF the old weapons are preserved In
Japanese temples. The sword was q weapon held
In great respect by the japanese, and was called
tine soul OF Salnurta." Some swords which have
Deen aug up IN the ancient provinces OF Japan are
thought TO date from 900 A ID
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SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
EIsIN ON ID, SIhEEl. COkNEk OF EIGHIu

EKIY ON .'D, STtEKI, CORNER OF EIGHTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
ON THTRSDAY. MAY 70 1887, at HALF -
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. Will offer for sale f5:.
n pubic auction IN front of The premises lots and III
= of square No. 400 The property will be offered III
luts. one 5OSlO0 which Is ted u three-StOry
brick arehOUse. No 500 d. street one 10xlOO. Oh
which Is erected NO Se.J ''D'' street and
1UXlOUxa.,. on which Is erected Nos. sol and SUB
ID street. and 400 StH street northwest
Terms easy, made known on day OF sale.
ulytLdSG- IHOS Dow I Nc Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
FARRAGUT SQUARE.

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY -
FIRST. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Sd
of the premises shall offer for sale. at public Iii
auction, that rstcass residence known as No 1854
street northwest The lot fronts Al Farragut
Square by depth of 100 feet to public alley This
fine house built by we'll known gentleman this
city for his own residence and spared
TO make II hrtcass In every particular The drainage
is of brick sewers laid in and the entire sys-
tenn OF beating and plumbing .he best that be de-
ylsel.
Terms made known ct sale. Plans of the house may
be examined at our office where permit to inspect the
pre- misses may be obtained.
THOS. j. FISHER Il co,
myl2-d&ds 1924 I ST. NV
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Queen Kapiolani yesterday made voyage OF
Inspection about New York harbOr under the guild
an0e OF Gen. Schoneld Visiting Bedloe's Island and
the Baytholdi statue
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plan II on foot at Lima, Ohio It Is declared, 70
organize producers Oil exchange to oppose the
standard GO. 1anyof the leading oil men In the
Lima teids are Interested
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THOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
AS TIE HITZ PROPERTY, Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY a1ss
FOURTH, 1877, at FIVE O'CLOCK front of $;s5$
the premises, shall sell all of Lots IL and IL
and part OF Lot II, i'll square S44.
These lots have been subdvided into six building
lots fronting follows Five Of them have front Of
= eet on the pubic square at intersection Penn
sylVla avenue and 9TH southeast depth of
go feet and the sixt lot has front of 20 inches
on 9TH street by depth OF lO feet inch and known
the Hitz property. This considered the most
slrabie vacant property Capitol HILL and should
command the investors parties desir-
ing handsome building sites
Terms: One-third 4 sh the residue In three equal
payments at six, twelve aud eighteen months, with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold All cOnvcyancing and recording
at purchasers cost \ deposit of 800 will be re-
QIIired on each lot at the time of sale.
myf.-dEds THOS DOWNING Auctioneer
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lTus
DUNCANSON BROS, Auction

y.
Will be sold at the Bazaar No $40 Louisiana avenue
on SATURDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY-FIRST,
Extension Top Surrey, two Dayton Wagons. three new
Top BugS1es, one new Delivery Wagon, and several
second hand Wagons, PhRtons and Bugyies; twenty
Head of fine young Horses and Mares from RockinS
ham County, Va; twenty head of Horses, Mares and
Mules, good drivers and workers
my1S-3t s. BENSINGER. Auctionecr
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uIylt-3t
q co. Auctioneers.
SCRRFL. DRAUGHT HORSE
DOWLING. Auctloucer.

sound and good order free driver, q years old ,
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